Disaccharide polysulfate ester hydroxyaluminum allantoinate-aluminum complex and process for preparing same

ABSTRACT

NOVEL ANTIULCER AGENTS, COMPRISING A DISACCHARIDE POLYSULFATE ESTER HYDROXYALUMINIUM ALLANTIONATE-ALUMINIUM COMPLEX IS PRODUCED BY THE STEPS OF: REACTING AN ALKALINE SALT OF A DISACCHARIDE POLYSULFATE ESTER WITH CHLORHYDROXY ALUMINIUM ALLANTOINATE AND THEREAFTER REACTING THE RESULTING COMPOUND WITH ALUNIMIUM HYDROXYCHLORIDE OR ALUMINIUM DIHYDROXYCHLORIDE.

1'- 24, 1974 MAMORU SUGIURA TA 9 DISACCHARIDE POLYSULFATE ESTERHYDROXYALUMINUI ALLANTOINATE'ALUHINUM COMPLEX AND PROCESS FOR rmawzmesun Filed June 23, 1972 TRANSMITTANCE A O I N O I @000 @000 N60 NOOO 500m @00 mmO 3,838,150 DISACCHARIDE POLYSULFATE ESTER HY- DROXYALUMINUMALLANTOINATE-ALU- MINUM COMPLEX AND PROCESS FOR PREPARHWG SAME MamoruSugiura, Konan, and Tadashi Kitamikado and Kazuo Kato, Nagoya, Japan,assignors to Maruko Seiyaku Kabushiki Kaisha, Nagoya-ski, Aichi-ken,

Japan Filed June 23, 1972, Ser. No. 265,519 Claims priority, applicationJapan, July 6, 1971,

Int. Cl. C07c 69/32 US. Cl. 260-234 R 4 Claims ABSTRACT OF THEDISCLOSURE Novel antiulcer agents, comprising a disaccharide polysulfateester hydroxyaluminium allantoinate-aluminium complex is produced by thesteps of: reacting an alkaline salt of a disaccharide polysulfate esterwith chlorhydroxy aluminium allantoinate and thereafter reacting theresulting compound with aluminium hydroxychloride or aluminiumdihydroxychloride.

having granulation tissue formation activity which is effective forremoval of necrotic tissue, and possesses antipeptic activity andantacid action. Furthermore disaccharide polysulfate aluminium compoundshave been applied as antipeptic ulceragents, having antipeptic activity,a protective effect for the gastric mucosa and antacidic activity.

.- We have successfully prepared a novel antiulcer agent 'by the processcomprising reacting a disaccharide polysulfate ester alkaline salt withchlorohydroxy aluminium allantoinate in an amount corresponding to l-2equivalents of sulfate in the former compound, and thereafteradditionally reacting the residual 2-5 equivalent of sulfate with thealuminium hydroxychloride or aluminium dihydroxychloride.

An object of the present invention is to provide a novel antiulcer agentwithout decreasing the characteristics of aluminium allantoinate ordisaccharide polysulfate ester aluminum compound.

'A further object of this invention is to provide a process forproduction of novel antiulcer agents which have been designated asSSA-A-219, i.e. disaccharide polysulfate ester hydroxy-aluminiumallantoinate-aluminium complex.

According to an embodiment of the present invention,

"a disaccharide polysulfate alkaline salt is dissolved or mixed with asuitable solvent, such as, water, aqueous methanol, methanol or thelike, chlorhydroxy aluminium allantoinate [ClAl (OH) C H N -O in theform of crystal or aqueous suspension is added in an amount of 1-2equivalents to a sulfate radical, and thereafter adding 2-5 equivalentsof aluminium hydroxychloride or 4-10 equivalents of aluminiumdihydroxychloride States Patent 0 PICQ in the form of crystals or anaqueous solution. The precipitate thus formed is collected by filtrationas it is or filtered after adding a water miscible organic solvent, suchas, methanol, isopropylalcohol or the like, and washing the precipitatewith water and methanol to obtain the product in high yield. When thealuminium dihydroxychloride is used, the pH of the reaction mixture maypreferably be adjusted to pH 4.0-4.5 by adding an alkaline solution.

The final concentration of the reaction mixture is preferably controlledbetween 10-20% and the reaction may preferably proceed at an ambienttemperature.

The starting material of the present invention can be prepared by anyknown methods such as reacting alkaline salt of allantoin with aluminiumdihydroxychloride or with aluminium chloride and adding alkalinesolution thereafter [refer to US. Pat. No. 2,761,867].

Examples of the disaccharide polysulfate ester are preferably sucrosepolysulfate ester, maltose polysulfate ester, lactose polysulfate esteror the like.

The alkaline salt of the disaccharide polysulfate can be easily preparedby the known procedures. For exam ple sucrose, maltose, lactose or thelike disaccharide is reacted with chlorosulfonic acid in the presence ofpyridine as a solvent, or the said disaccharide is reacted with thesulfonation agent, such as, chlorosulfonate, sulfonic acid anhydride orthe like in the presence or absence of concentrated sulfuric acid toobtain the said disaccharide polysulfate.

Aluminium hydroxychloride, another starting material of aluminiumcompound, may be commercially obtained or prepared by the known priorart procedure, such as, adding an alkaline solution to aluminiumchloride or aluminium hydroxychloride.

Aluminium dihydroxychloride may also be easily prepared by the knownprocess of reacting an equimolar amount of aluminium chloride andhydrochloric acid.

The thus prepared SSA-A1-2l9 substance has the physicochemical andbiological characteristics hereinbelow.

[I] Physicochemical properties 1) Elemental analysis.Found: C, 10-15%,H, 2.5- 3.6%, N, 3-6%, S, 9-l2%, Al, 14-19%.

(2) Molecular weight: 1300-2100.

(3) Melting point: Not clearly observed. Colored at about 180 C. andchanges to brown at about 230 C.

(4) Infra red absorption spectrum (KBr Tablet): Shown in the Figure.

(5) Solubility: Insoluble in water and common organic solvent. Solublein diluted hydrochloric acid. Almost s01- uble in diluted aqueous sodiumhydroxide.

(6) Color reaction:

Aluminium reaction: positive (observed after dissolved in dilutedhydrochloric acid) Nitropursid reaction: positive Anthron reaction:positive (observed after dissolved in diluted hydrochloric acid) Fehlingreaction: positive (observed after dissolved in diluted hydrochloricacid).

. (7) Appearance: White powder..

In addition to the physicochemical nature described hereinabove, theSSA-A1-219 substance is insoluble in water contrary to the water solublenature of the starting disaccharide polysulfate ester alkaline salt, andit contains sulfur. Furthermore, the inorganic sulfate is not detectedafter 4 hours heating at C. The X-ray diffraction by means of powderyX-ray diffraction analysis and infra red absorption spectrum with a KBrtablet of the SSA-Al-219 substance show the completely differentabsorption patterns as compared with each of the starting materials andmixtures thereof.

wherein l, m, and n are positive intergers, 1=m+n and l is a numberbetween 0 and 8 (i.e.; 0 l 8).

[II] Biological properties (1) Acute toxicity: The acute toxicity of theSSA-Al- 219 substance per oral administration is shown in Table 1 and asis clearly observed it has almost no toxicity.

Table 1. Acute toxicity Dose (mg/kg.) Number of mice observed P.0'.(dead/live) 10,000 0/10 5,000 O/lO Remarks: Mice: (id-strain, male,Weighed 20 g. Route of administration per oral.

(2) Experimental antiulcer activity: Table 2-4 shows the experimentalantiulcer activity of the SSA-Al-219 substance in Wister strain rats.Experimental treatments were conducted in the following procedures.

(a) Effect on Shay rat: Fasting (except water supply) Wister strainrats, male, weighed about 265 g. before experiment, were ligatured atconnecting part of pylorus and duodenum under ether anesthesia accordingto the operation method of Shay et al. Immediately after the operation,drugs were administered. The animals were sacrificed after 18 hoursstanding with fasting and no water supply. The stomachs were enucleatedand the volume of gastric juice and formation of peptic ulcers wereobserved maCrOscopiCally. Antiulcer activity was determined, principallyby observing the changes of ulceration appearing on the rumen, by thefollowing ulcer index. The ulcer index was determined in accordance withthe multiplication of average degree of ulcer by percent ratio of ulcerformation.

The average degree of ulcer was designated as three degrees depending onthe size of ulcer in the followings:

(Size of ulcer mm.) Degree of ulcer 10 points. (Size of ulcer 1 mm.)Degree of ulcer 5 points. Dotted Degree of ulcer 1 point.

Total points Degree of ulcer Index of Ulcer (I.U.) Average degre ofUlceration percent ulceration.

The suppressed rate of ulcer is designated as;

Control I.U.Treated I.U. Control I.U.

At the same time, examinations of gastric juice, such as, the volume ofgastric juice, pH of the gastric juice and peptic activity wereperformed.

Peptic activity was illustrated as: Tyrosine mg. formed/ ml. of gastricjuice.

Suppressed rate: X 100 TABLE 2 The antiulcerogcnic activity of SAA-Al219substance on serotonin ulcer in rat Average degree of ulceration NumberBody Incidence (=Ulccr Preventive Dose weight of ulcer Number Index)ratio Treatment (mg/kg.) animals (g.) (percent) of ulcer (T111114)(percent) Control 10 109. 8 100.0 5. 7 n 9. 5011. SAA-Al-219 substance1, 000 10 107. 8 100.0 3. 8 2. 41:1;0. 76 64. 11 Aluminium Sucrosepolysultate 1,000 10 108. 2 100.0 4. 0 6. 84:1:1. 17 28. 00

a Mean :& S.E.

l P 0.01. (Significantly difierent from control by t-test.)

NorE.-Animal: Wistar-strain male rats. The test drugs were given orallyat 3 hours before the subcutaneous administratin of 25 mgJkg. ofserotonin crcatinine sulfate.

TABLE 3 Efiect of SAA-Al-219 substance on gastric ulceration by means ofpylorus-ligation (18 hours) in rats Body Percent Average Suppressed DoseNumber weight group degree of Ulcer rate Treatment (mg/kg.) of animals(g.) ulceration ulceration Index (percent) Control 10 257. 1 100.0 4.20+0. 39 4. 20 SAA-A1-219 substance 100 10 236. 9 50. 0 *1. +0. 58 0.80. Sucrose polysulfate aluminium compound 10 241. 6 60. 0"2.10-|0.64 1. 26 70. 00

a Mean H S.E. *P 0.01. (Significantly difierent from control by t-test.)

Nora-Animal: Wister-strain male rats. 48 hours testing, 18 hourspylorus-ligated rats.

TABLE 4 The effect of SAA-A1-2l9 substance on gastric secretion in Shayrats (18 hours after operation) Gastric secretion Ulcer/ Volume NumberBody number Pepsin Dose of weight of rats/ Percent (as mg.) Compound(mg/kg.) animals (g.) group Ml./rat Ml./kg. increase pH tyrosine Control5 251. 8 0/5 7. 96 a 31. 89 5:4. 02 *1. 18 510.02 11.64 :bO. 41

SAA-A1-219 substance 00 5 256. 6 0/5 10. 24 39. 77 i5. 92 24. 7 2. l8=l=0. 17 "9. 13 5:1. 08 250 5 243. 3 0/5 10. 30 42. 93:1;4. 29 34. 6 1.40:1;0. 12 7. 73:1;0. 86

B Mean i S.E.

P 0.05. (Significantly different from control.)

"P 0.01. (Significantly different from control.)

No'rE.-Animal: Wistarstrain male rats. 48 hours lasting, 8 hourspylorus-ligated rats.

U.I. (control)-U.I. (treated) U.I. (control) As hereinabove illustratedthe disaccharide polysulfate ester hydroxyaluminiumallantoinate-aluminium complex of the present invention has significantantiulcer activity against the experimental peptic ulcer.

The following examples illustrates the present invention but do notrestrictively construe the scope of the invention.

Protective ratio- X 100 EXAMPLE 1 Fifty grams of sucrose polysulfateester calcium (sulfur content 19.7%) were dissolved in 200 ml. of water.To this solution 15 g. of chlorhydroxy aluminium allantoinate suspendedin 150 ml. of water was added while violently stirring the mixture. 50g. of aluminium hydroxychloride dissolved in 500 ml. of water werefurther added therein. After 1 hour the precipitated substance wascollected by filtration, Washed with water and methanol in this orderand dried to obtain 81 g. of sucrose polysulfate ester hydroxyaluminiumallantoinate-aluminium complex. Sulfur content; 9.8%, nitrogen content;4.3% and aluminium content; 18.1%.

EXAMPLE 2 Fifty grams of maltose polysulfate ester sodium salt (sulfurcontent 18.6%) were suspended in 500 ml. of methanol. To this solutionwere added 20 g. of chlorhydroxy aluminium allantoinate suspended in 200ml. of water with vigorous stirring. Further 60 g. of aluminiumdihydroxychloride dissolved in 300 ml. of Water were added thereto. Thesolution was adjusted to pH 4.3 with 5% sodium hydroxide solution. Theprecipitate was collected by filtration, washed with water and methanolin this order, then dried to obtain 85 g. of maltose polysulfate esterhydroxy aluminium allantoinate-aluminium complex. Sulfur content; 10.1%,aluminium content; 18.0% and nitrogen content; 4.5%.

EXAMPLE 3 Fifty grams of lactose polysulfate ester calcium salt (sulfurcontent 19.1%) were dissolved in 800 ml. of water. To this solution 15g. of chlorhydroxy aluminium allantoinate and 50 g. of aluminiumhydroxychloride were added in this order with violent stirring. Thefollowing were repeated using the same procedures as in Example 1 toobtain 79 g. of lactose polysulfate hydroxyaluminiumallantoinate-aluminium complex. Sulfur content; 9.9%, aluminium content;18.3% and nitrogen content 4.1%.

EXAMPLE 4 Fifty grams of sucrose polysulfate ester calcium salt (sulfurcontent 19.7%) were suspended in a mixed solution of 200 ml. of waterand 200 ml. of methanol. To this suspension was added 15 g. ofchlorhydroxy aluminium allantoinate suspended in ml. of water withstirring violently. A solution of aluminum dihydroxychloride (60 g.)dissolved in 50 ml. of water was added thereto and the pH thereof wasadjusted to 4.3 with 5% solution of sodium hydroxide. After 1 hourreaction, 500 ml. of methanol was added with stirring. The followingprocedures are the same as illustrated in Example 1 to obtain theproduct. Yield: 83 g. Sulfur content; 9.7%, aluminium content; 18.4% andnitrogen content; 4.1%.

What we claim is:

1. A disaccharide polysulfate ester hydroxyaluminiumallantoinate-aluminium complex selected from the group consisting ofsucrose polysulfate ester hydroxyaluminium allantoinate-aluminiumcomplex, maltose polysulfate ester hydroxyaluminiumallantoinate-aluminium complex and lactose polysulfate esterhydroxyaluminium allantoinatealuminium complex.

2. A process for preparing a disaccharide polysulfate esterhydroxyaluminium allantoinate-aluminium complex selected from the groupconsisting of sucrose polysulfate ester hydroxyaluminiumallantoinate-aluminium complex, maltose polysulfate esterhydroxyaluminium allantoinate-aluminium complex and lactose polysulfateester hydroxyaluminium allantoinate-aluminium complex consistingessentially of reacting 1 mole of the appropriate disaccharidepolysulfate ester alkaline metal salt or alkaline earth metal salt with1 to 5 moles of chlorhydroxy aluminium allantoinate, and thereafterreacting the product with 2 to 5 moles of aluminium hydroxy chloride and4 to 10 moles of aluminium dihydroxychloride at an ambient temperaturein an aqueous medium.

3. A process to claim 2 wherein 1 mole of tdisaccharide polysulfateester alkaline metal salt or alkaline earth metal salt is reacted with 1to 2 moles of chlorhydroxy aluminium allantoinate and 4 to 10 moles ofaluminium dihydroxychloride thereafter adjusting the pH at 4.0 to 4.5 byadding alkaline solution.

4. A process according to claim 2 wherein the reaction is performed inan aqueous medium consisting of Water or aqueous methanol.

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